Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-03-11

to-day. Operators who had booome confirmed
was projected were divided IN their yiovz
es 70 whothar the cilqus had sold
their bolcipgg or wore simply allowing
ihe market 90 drop Da,k IN order 70 shaxe ons
wheat were thrown on tac market By local
houses Tor customers IN stop orders" And
yhero The margins bad expired. The market
cpsned with Nay AZ Hsc.. OF ~. w"er hsn
lat piyhL rally 70 sl,sc. followed, bus M
der The pressure Of large offerings the price
broke of 20 SEC Considerable LONG wheat was
cold en- the down turn, but the impression was
that II was outside IN ecsftered lots, snd nos
vLoat belonging 10 Tho bun clique. rally W
s3slc succoeded with more confidence oeing
shown BIZ operators. II IVES reported tina, the
proposed duty on wheat IN Frence was 70 70
Into effect. ard this helped inc dspression.
Of wheat on hand 10 be IN excess OF me
supply one year ago vns also regarded
as strong bear argument "niie nose
s,atepents may have hal their effect II waS
noticed that several OF the former big bear
operators had commenced " throw very large
quantities on the market. Hat million Dusnet
lcts we're offered Dy ore or two prominent
a rursor Was started that several large honses
had failed Tho result was thst prices fell on
IN the strongest manner iriagiusDie untn nay
lad touched sic. reaction 20 siSc ieuowed,
rUmor OF failures was dlsproyen In the alter
rccn and tho market rallied 10 We,
rrd cloeed for the day for oslaoc. Torn
ruled strong ard, despite the big break IN
yhent, n,ainiaiued its price fairly weiL The
demand was active on both local and outside
accounts. with "ehorts" buying freely. Tue
starting price for May Was 4ikc., nom which
Il ashamed 10 42sc.. then broke OF 70 l'lc.
during the PAL &c In wheat, and closed Tor Va.
dsy az iiLc. Cats ruled quite firm and closed
at Yesterdays hgurca There was very isuo
doing In pork, and there was no luotaOle
change IN prices. lard was agan actiso aoi
strong; advanced l5a2Oc. per 100 pouhosi 'ch
hack, but closed fully i0c. higher than yesser-
day. shott-riDs were shade easier.
BALTIMORE.
R,,rtuoRy. Md. March l0.-Cotton higher
mIddIjng. ekc Flour arm and fairly active.
Wheet-southern firm; red, s2a9ic.; amoer,
g3aaic. No Maryland, 80. asked; western
lower, closing quiet; No. winter red, spot
and March. soas0hc; April, 9lc; asked MY,
steady and quiet; white. f>aiSNc., yellow, ia
exc; western easier; mixed, spot - &C.
asked: March. 4O'5af6kc.; April, 49, 40 =;
May, 4saiShc. steamer, tokai oa's s.eshy
ard quiet south ern ana Pennsylvania, Aaps'.
western white. S'asec. western mixed, Siajo.
RYE arm 81 5Sat0c. Provisions quiet aud steady:
Eggs lower atlts al5c. Sugar-Copper-relue d
Quiet ai,aIOc Whiskcy steady az sl,x3aNsi.
other articles UNCHANGED. Freighb TO Liverpool
per steamer duh; cotton, 3iSt; noor, i~sL
grain, 81 a3kd. 90, ,o,.,.
vt. IorIs. March i0.-Fiour steady sud un-
changed. Wheat active but Irregular ana
generally lower: opened firm; finished Ac.
lower than yesterday; Nc. rcd. cash, feAa
5qc.; Nay. 3d. asi Ne, cloeoi al Ohc Corn
more active and stronger, closing - hiyher
n an yesterday; No. , mixed. bNc; Nay, WA
No mixed, each. 29Hc. hid; May. @Sc.
y hiskcy steady 81 fl.i3 Provisions very quiet
tut 1rmer. Pork. siS Lard fI0e IS. ~ BULK
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clear. N@H; snort
rns fS62is; short clear. $40 Ba'On-long
clear, sSSTL ahort-ribs, 50; short clear. so.
Hams Grm At sil5 Scala
CINCINNATI
| CISctNNlrI, Msrch l0--whest easier: No. 2
| red Sic. Corn quiet: No mixed. NatO,. Oats
| grm No. mixed, s9Nc. Pork neglected. ant
| nominal nc Sls50 Lard duh at $40 Bulk
| meats quiet and unchanged. Bacon quiet and
| unchanged. Whisky steady and quiet at N.B.
WILMINGTON.
| WILMINGTON. \. C., March lo-Turpentine
/ firm at 35Ic. Resin firrn: strained, USc.
| good. s2Hc Tar firm at Sl.i0 Crude turpen-
tine lrm hard, 81 yellow-dip and virgin. N.~.
LOUISVILLE.
| LOUISVILLE, March i0.-Wheat-No. 2 rcd, So.
| Com-No. . mixed, i0c. white, lie. Oats-No.
| ., bic. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
| COTTON MARKETS
NORFOLK. Va, March i0-Cotton steady
| middliug, 9kc Net receipts. l,& bales
gross receipts, LIZ bales: stock, 1000 bales
sales, 2s3 bales expOrts-coastwtse, .s92 bales
10 Great Britain. - bales; 10 France, -
| tales: TO the Continent, - bales.
wmyINGIoS, y. C., Man,h ioICo,.sn
nrm; middling, 9'.c. Net receipts, ~ baios
gross receipts, ~ tales; sales. = bales
sicck. a928 bales; exports-coastwIse, -
bales: 10 tho Continent 49, bales; TO Grca'
Britain. - bales; TO France, - bolos.
SAVANNAH, GA, March i0.-cotton arm
gross receipts, i.li3 bales; sales, 300 bales
stock. q ,s3l bales: exports-ooastwise, oJ
bales: 20 the Continent -- bales; To Grsa
Britain. - bales; to France = bales bales. ou,
mlddling, 9hc. Receipts, ils bales; sales, ~
CUlKLEsroN. 8. c.. Marrh io-Cotton firm
middling, 9Sc. Set receipts, Oh bales; gros
receipts, 5g3 bales; sales, 100 bales; stock
u ,SG bales: orports-to Great Britain, =
bales; TO the Continent. -- bales; coastwiss
- bslos: TO France. - bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, March fO.-Cotton-Net receipts
~ bales; gross receipts, $50 bales. Future
closed steady: sales. 1850 bales: March
20 s3af9s5: April, s9s7afs ~; May. 1898; June
| ilO.Ol; July, tl00sail0.O9: August flO.l3
siO.i4: September. fgs4ais16: October SOS,
1855; November, s9.46ai9.lS; December. $40
$40. .. ...,..,.,.,.,. ,..,,,..,
LIVERPOOL. March l0-Noon cotton stead
aud IN fair demand; uplands, 55-l6i. Ol
. | leans, 5asd.: sales, 10000 bales Speculation
aud export, loo bales receipts. 1900 bales
Z | American. so bales Futures steady at a
, advance Marct and April i7-6Id April an
May, If-6ls5 lS-6id. May ana June, 1884
igLGid. June and July, 5|l6Id.; July an
August ei-qiaj 22-6id. August and septem
ber5 % CId. September and October l1-0ic
Wheat strong and demand fair; holders ole
moderately. Corn quiet aud steady: DOMAIN
poor. Beef-Extrn India moss, s5s. aud 81.
J.. M-SGles OF American. 1000 bales
< | March. i9-J4d.. seller; March aud Apr
5 I0G,d.. seller; April and May, i7-6id.. buy
er: NAV and June. 1854, buyer; June an
July, 520-6id. seller; July aud August, 3si,oie
buyer: August and septomber. sj-0il. rollef
September ana October. l1-'tid.. seller. ~
lures quiet; good upands. 7-l6d upland
55led. low mddling, 3 3-l6d. good 0rdinar,
4 l.-l6d. ordinary . a., good lexei > '-lSt
Texas. j-iGd. low middng, b3-l6d.; goo
ordinary. 3D.; ordinary, 4hd.; good Orlcan
5tld. Orleans . ID; loa middlins, 5Ad goo
ordinery, 81. ordinary. if.d.
J.. M.-CottOn-up lands, low mlidlin
clause: Nsrch, lS6;d. buyer; Aarch M
April. 51SCid. buyer: April and May, 5lSSi
70 tuyer; May aud juno, D 1854. seller; Jur
G and July, 52l-6i1. buyer; July aud Angus
s%fc{d. seller; August aud sopiemDe
52i-Gid. sellor; scptemhor and Octobc
jlS-Gld. yalue. Futures closed firm.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
Reported Tor The Dispatch.l
MARCH l0-Narko, quiet and holders not ~
a | posed 20 sell at buyers lgurcs. Transa,tioI
y light, and receipts moderate. Primo SIC
extra prime. - &C.; choice, &c. spanish 5Aa0N'
With good demand and no stock.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
[Roported for the Dlspatchl
MARCH i0-Market dun and prices have
tendency 10 drop. Prime, 3haj'tc. fancy, q
common. n G3c.; shelled, 3aic. factory han
picked, ia5c.